In this city, Jessie Hopper, beloved wife of Charles Hopper and loving mother of Kathryne, Alice and Byron Hopper, daughter of Mrs. John Crumb of St. Joseph, Mo.

Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m., from chapel of E.E. Overholtzer-Sons Company, 1236 South Grand avenue.

The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA.) Oct. 4, 1923, Thu.
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1900 US Census, living in Horton, Brown, Kansas with both parents. Five sisters; May (Rose), Amanda, Gertrude, Florence and Genevieve. One niece, Clara (Rose's daughter); and one brother, Henry. Father's occupation: Railroad laborer.

1910 US Census- Dated Apr. 25th, living in St. Joseph, Missouri with a 'Private Family' of six people (Four adults and two children)- The Landis Family.
Jessie was listed as a 'Servant' to the head of household.
Also listed in the household was Jessie's younger sister, Genevieve.
Jessie's occupation: Cook for Private Family
Genevieve's occupation: Housemaid for Private Family.
Genevieve and Jessie's employer, John Landis was a lawyer.

1910 US Census- Dated Apr. 20th. Jessie may have been visiting her family in Washington, Doniphan, Kansas. In the household was both of her parents, two sisters; Gertrude and Agnes; one brother, Henry and one niece, Clara (her mother, Rose was not in the household).
Her father looked to be unemployed
Mother's occupation: Laundress
Both Jessie and her sister, Gertrude occupations: Servant for Private Family

Checking a map since Jessie was listed on two 1910 Census' I checked the distance between Washington, Kansas and St. Joseph, Missouri. Washington, Kansas is about 122 miles west of St. Joseph or about a two hour drive (by today's standards).
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Married Charles E. Hopper in St. Joseph, Missouri on Feb. 12, 1912.
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1920 US Census, living in San Antonio, Los Angeles, California with her husband, Charles. Youngest sister, Agnes Crumb; two daughters, Kathryne and Madeline; and one son, Byron.
Charles' occupation: Moulder with a Iron Foundry.